Muhammad is running on the road. Find the velocity as a function of displacement x, taking into account the following force functions. so Muhammad mass=M and Let FO and K are positive, and let him start from rest. Then found the potential energy U (x) for these force equations. a) mohumed speeds up as it runs more: Fx = FO + kx b) He runs fast, tires himself, then runs again, repeatedly: (FX = Fo cos(kx))

Muhammad is running on the road. Find the velocity as a function of displacement x, taking into account the following force functions. so Muhammad mass=M and Let FO and K are positive, and let him start from rest. Then found the potential energy U (x) for these force equations. a) mohumed speeds up as it runs more: Fx = FO + kx b) He runs fast, tires himself, then runs again, repeatedly: (FX = Fo cos(kx))

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